1. A movement against the Sardar Sarovar Dam being built across the Narmada river in Gujarat. (i) Organised by Non Governmental Organisation(NGO) (ii) Mobilised tribal people, farmers, environmentalists and human rights activists. (iii) It originally focused on the environmental issues related to treesRead more

    A movement against the Sardar Sarovar Dam being built across the Narmada river in Gujarat.
    (i) Organised by Non Governmental Organisation(NGO)
    (ii) Mobilised tribal people, farmers, environmentalists and human rights activists.
    (iii) It originally focused on the environmental issues related to trees that would be submerged under the dam water.
    (iv) Later re-focused the aim to get full rehabilitation of displaced people.

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  2. (i) Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting (ii) 'Guls'or 'Kuls' (iii) Inundation channels (iv) Rainfed storage structures (v) Tank or Tankas (vi) Bamboo Drip Irrigation System For more answers visit to website: https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-10/social-science/

    (i) Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting
    (ii) ‘Guls’or ‘Kuls’
    (iii) Inundation channels
    (iv) Rainfed storage structures
    (v) Tank or Tankas
    (vi) Bamboo Drip Irrigation System

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  3. (i) India is a country of Monsoon climate. Some time due to the failure of Monsoon the scarcity of water Increases. (ii) The rapid growth in the demand of irrigation water. (iii) Due to the industrial activities downfall of underground water. (iv) Growing pressure on the water resources due to the pRead more

    (i) India is a country of Monsoon climate. Some time due to the failure of Monsoon the scarcity of water Increases.
    (ii) The rapid growth in the demand of irrigation water.
    (iii) Due to the industrial activities downfall of underground water.
    (iv) Growing pressure on the water resources due to the pace of urbanisation.
    (v) To meet the needs of the growing population.

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  4. There are many advantages of Dams. These projects integrate the development of agriculture with industries therefore Nehru ji called them the temples of modern India. Advantages (i) Irrigation (ii) Electricity generation (iii) Water supply for domestic and industrial uses (iv) Flood control (v) RecrRead more

    There are many advantages of Dams. These projects integrate the development of agriculture with industries therefore Nehru ji called them the temples of modern India. Advantages
    (i) Irrigation
    (ii) Electricity generation
    (iii) Water supply for domestic and industrial uses
    (iv) Flood control
    (v) Recreation and Tourism
    (vi) Fish breeding

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  5. (i) There is only 2.5% fresh water in the world. (ii) Overexploitation of water resources. (iii) Growing population, greater demand and unequal access. (iv) Increasing Urbanization. (v) Due to industrialisation. For more answers visit to website: https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-1Read more

    (i) There is only 2.5% fresh water in the world.
    (ii) Overexploitation of water resources.
    (iii) Growing population, greater demand and unequal access.
    (iv) Increasing Urbanization.
    (v) Due to industrialisation.

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